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Distinguishing Reliable Online Sources from Unreliable Sources
Identify signs of trustworthy informational websites and educational sources versus unverified online content.
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Analyzing Mass Media and Digital Formats
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Goal
Recognize, characterize, and analyze messages across news broadcasts, advertisements, podcasts, and online educational media.
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Learning standards covered
OGE.3.RI.10Open Global English Standards 2026™ · 2nd GradeRead, comprehend, and evaluate grade-level informational texts across social studies, history, science, and technical subjects proficiently, using prereading hypotheses, title cues, and schema.
OGE.3.RI.11Open Global English Standards 2026™ · 2nd GradeRecognize, characterize, and analyze messages in diverse mass media formats (e.g., news broadcasts, advertisements, children's educational television, radio, online media) to acquire information and distinguish purposes.